Healey

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1950 Healey SilverstoneRegistration: HCJ 210Chassis: E76Engine: B4823First Registered: 19 May 1950Originally supplied in Green Chrome (metallic)Few post-war British sports cars capture the spirit of early … 

Originally registered on 30th September 1948, chassis #1677 was originally a Healey Duncan Saloon on a B-type chassis. It has been converted to a high … 

As a result of a chance meeting between Donald Healey and George Mason CEO of the Nash Corporation, a mating of the Nash 6 cylinder … 

Introduced by Donald Healey Motors in 1949, the Healey Silverstone quickly gained attention from both motor enthusiasts and racing drivers, not least because it represented … 

Healey Beutler was designed and built by Ernst and Fritz Beutler of Carroserie, of Switzerland. The Beutler’s were famous for their Porsche designs and made … 

Healeys production records indicate that some 123 were sold purely as rolling chassis with a whole range of different bodies fitted. Most were English and … 

The Healey Duncan Drone was budget Healey beating the car tax. The chassis and running gear was supplied tax free and the aluminium coach built … 

Introduced by Donald Healey Motors in 1949, the Healey Silverstone quickly gained attention from both motor enthusiasts and racing drivers, not least because it represented … 

The Healey Sportsmobile was built only 25 times in total. Production was only on order and the price was extremely high for the time. The …